Gather and Post Here Your Medical Tests Results - Discussion Thread

[BoneBroth]

Its called ATLANTOtec treatment. One 70 minutes session is mostly enought, some people would need a follow up 2 months later. It costs about $180.

[Iwillbeatthis]

Its called ATLANTOtec treatment. One 70 minutes session is mostly enought, some people would need a follow up 2 months later. It costs about $180.

Ok thanks please update on how it works for you, I found a place in the Uk which is £250 but that also includes a follow up session for any muscular release massage required and to also clear any negative cellular memory.

https://marieatlas.co.uk/method-2/

[BoneBroth]

Result from new bicom bioresonance today  shows, along with candida overgrowth and histamine, deficiencies of:

Produced in:
H=Hypothalamus
A=Adrenals
P=Pitutary
T=Thyroid

ADH hormone, H
Dopamin, H/A
FSH, P
Lutein stimulating hormone, P
Melanocyte stimulating hormone, P
T3, T
Glutamate, nervous system

The analysis showed nothing wrong with H or P themself, but yesterday was my best day after weeks of pois (NE tonight again).

I also did a thorough analysis with another machine which i will come back to but it showed medium classed  issues with inflamated small intestine, small heart valve volume, high alkaline body and POTS. But otherwise my over all condition was good.

Improving hypothalamus
https://draxe.com/health/hypothalamus-function/

[Journey]

I initially started treatment due to suspected SIBO, however a breath test during my most recent slump revealed only a minor methanogenic overgrowth (11 ppm methane, <10 reference range). According to a stool test, I have high levels of two known potential pathogens, klebsiella pneumoniae and citrobacter brakii, in addition to an overgrowth of bacteroidetes in my large intestine.

Klebsiella pneumoniae is a Gram-negative, non-motile, encapsulated, lactose-fermenting, facultative anaerobic, rod-shaped bacterium


Although found in the normal flora of the mouth, skin, and intestines,[1] it can cause destructive changes to human and animal lungs if aspirated, specifically to the alveoli resulting in bloody, brownish or yellow colored jelly like sputum.

Citrobacter braakii is a Gram-negative species of bacteria.[1] It has been reported to cause sepsis in an immunocompromised person.[2]

[HeatherRaeINHC]

I'm not a fan of people thinking that "Lyme" is *the*thing*   It's one of many pecking away at cellular function, mitochondria, ATP.  It's there along with mycotoxins, smokestack pollutants, fluoride in the water, glyphosate in the food and air, and injections that contain heavy metals (want to mess with your neurotransmitters, add some aluminum alongside genetic variants in QDPR)  Borellia and its coinfections are part of the puzzle, not the whole picture.

[Charles_b]

I just had a GI MAP stool test that showed moderate levels of rhodotorula, which seems to be a yeast that was often thought harmless, but more functional doctors seem to find questionable nowadays from what I can find online (slightly dated article below).

https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ipid/2012/465717/

This was after my Great Plains stool test showed a ton of yeast they couldn?t culture, and Genova showed +1 of rhodotorula by culture.   

My doctor thinks this may be significant, as they mentioned yeasts are notoriously difficult to culture, so it could mean there is a lot of it.

Given that I have treated for H Pylori and Klebsiella Pneumonia in the past with many different antibiotics, and my symptoms still persist, I?m beginning to lean towards maybe the rhodotorula being an issue.  Unfortunately, fluconazole does nothing for it.

[BoneBroth]

I'm booked for a new hormonal laboratory analysis. The endocrinologist has checked the following values to be tested:

P-Testosterone
P-SHBG
P-FSH
P-LH

I could check some other values on the paper. Would any of those be of interest for me/ us? (perhaps something with the hypothalamus/pitutary, inflammation status or kidney/liver)

S-Kalcitonin
S-PAPP-A
S-hCG free beta chain
S-IGF 1
S-GH
S-IGF BP3
S-Kromagranin A
S-AMH
A-Inhibin B
S-GAD-ak
S-IA2-ak
S-C-Peptid
S-DHEAS
S-Thgl
S-TRAK
S-Insullin
S-TPO-ak
S-Thgl-ak
S-TRAK
S-Gall acids

P-Progesterone
P-Prolaktin
P-Teofylline
P-Valproate
P-Estradiol
P-T3, total
P-T4, total

P-Mykofenolat
P-ACTH
B-Takrolimus
B-Cyclosporin
P-Renin
S-ACE
P-Katekolamine, fee

DNA-Fill, PT mutation
DNA-FV, APC, resistense
DNA-Laktointolerance
DNA.ApoE, genotype
DNA-HFE genotype
DNA Y-Chromosomedeletion

Single proteins:
S-Albimin
S-Antitrypsine
S-Orosomukoid
S-Haptoglobine
S-IgA
S-IgM
S-IgG
S-CRP

S-Free light Ig chains
S-Transtyretine (prealbimun)
S-Beta-2-microglobulin
S-RBP
S-sTfR
S-Ceruloplasmine
S-Amyloid A

[Muon]

Is that the entire list of options?
Chromogranin A and perhaps additionally: Renin, IGF-1.

[Prospero]

Also ACTH maybe? I remember that a few members had an abnormally elevated value, and it was mentioned in several theories.

[BoneBroth]

Yes, thats the entire list of options. Thats the top of their knowledge here...

Ok, Chromogranin A, Renin, IGF-1 and ACTH is suggested. I plan to take this the day after tomorrow. Had an NE this night so the effect of that should be at climax then. I'd like to try all hypothalamus hormones, but I'm mot sure what they are in the list.

[Muon]

If you pick one out of those 3 I gave you, make sure it's Chromogranin A.

[BoneBroth]

Ok, what kind of clue would it give? I might have to explain myself when the doctor finds out that I have fiddled with the form.

[Muon]

Ok, what kind of clue would it give? I might have to explain myself when the doctor finds out that I have fiddled with the form.

https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=3236.0

[BoneBroth]

I did the blood samples today and checked also: Chromogranin, renin, IGF-1, ACTH, S-ACE and S-GH (growth hormone) and I will have the answer in about a week. I also wanted to test the S-DHEAS and TPO- antibodies, but that would be stretching it.

[Muon]

Are you from Germany Bonebroth? Some terms of that list are Deutsch.

[BoneBroth]

Scandinavia here! Hope that counts!

[Muon]

Scandinavia here! Hope that counts!

Otherwise I would have said to get these checked:
https://www.celltrend.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/18-05-25-POTS-Anforderungsschein-eng.pdf

[BoneBroth]

Its called ATLANTOtec treatment. One 70 minutes session is mostly enought, some people would need a follow up 2 months later. It costs about $180.

Ok thanks please update on how it works for you, I found a place in the Uk which is £250 but that also includes a follow up session for any muscular release massage required and to also clear any negative cellular memory.

Did it today! It was a very thorough treatment. After they did a new analyse whitch showed that my spine straitened and my body balanced from 4 kilo on the left legs to only 5 grams so I'm hopeful. But now I have more headache and face ithching and have dry eyes and cold fingers/feets without any O for some days and it was better yesterday (perhaps this is because overindulged in sugary desserts today). They said it could be worse first days. So I'll report any improvements if I notice such.

[certainlypois2]

FSH    1.2      1.5-12.4 mIU/ml     
My fsh is low. I looked at my older hormone test, my fsh has always been low. Even around the age of 19.

[BoneBroth]

"Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone is produced and secreted by specialised nerve cells in the hypothalamus of the brain. It is released into tiny blood vessels that carry this hormone from the brain to the pituitary gland, where it stimulates the production of two more hormones: follicle stimulating hormone and luteinising hormone. These hormones are released into the general circulation and act on the testes and ovaries to initiate and maintain their reproductive functions. Follicle stimulating hormone and luteinising hormone control the levels of hormones produced by the testes and ovaries (such as testosterone, oestradiol and progesterone), and are important in controlling the production of sperm in men and the maturation and release of an egg during each menstrual cycle in women."

https://www.yourhormones.info/endocrine-conditions/male-hypogonadism/

certainlypois2: How is your testosterone levels?